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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 20 (May 1882) (1882)

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Md. a.utomatic valve arrangement, the difference in velocity of gear and the control of engine left to the action of the main valve. The decided advantage in this cut-off is the positive piston travel, and actuation of valves by pendulum or spring Locusts in Angora. governors, through the various… … sure, but when a in this manner siding cut-off is 25 H. P. STATIONARY ENGINE BUILT BY THE TAYLOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY. at 1,400,000 lb. © 1882 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC

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